Hello ! It’s Chou-Tac,
Our today designer interview with Guillaume Bouvet who is a custom made designer for furniture, gives an essential lesson for any industrial designer.
Too many student designer approach their projects taking information about the users only on Google, statistics or their own perception of them. It sounds so wrong, but this is just the so true usual practice.
While we should actually do our best to meet them in real BEFORE you create the product (and not after for asking feedbacks).
Ask question and listen. So you can rise your chance to propose a relevant product.
This is the first time I do have this opportunity to talk with such a talented custom made designer.
Guillaume is a childhood friend of mine, and it was a great pleasure to chit chat with him around the chimney and a glass of wine.
I hope you will enjoy as much as I did !
Have a super nice day !
Cheers,
Chou-Tac
http://www.guillaumebouvet.com/en
Guillaume Bouvet, France
Guillaume Bouvet, France
Guillaume Bouvet, France
Guillaume Bouvet, France
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